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There are a few things which most radiologists approach with some caution: one is interpreting radiographs in cervical spine injury and another, writing a medicolegal report. Valuable advice on both of these is contained within this issue. Another challenge to the radiologist, but one which also makes life interesting, is the way in which the modalities we use in any particular clinical situation can change considerably with time. With this in mind, there are articles on imaging the colon without barium, diagnostic tests for pulmonary emboli and the use of ultrasound in the shoulder and cervical nodes. I hope that you will find these a useful update.

Subscribers to the journal are now able to submit their MCQ questions for marking without charge for the award of one category 1 CME point. I hope that you enjoy this issue.